cǎo

grass, straw, thatch, herbs

HSK 3 #789

DEFINITIONS

草 cǎo
  • variant of 草[cao3]
  • grass
  • straw
  • manuscript
  • draft (of a document)
  • careless
  • rough
  • CL:棵[ke1],撮[zuo3],株[zhu1],根[gen1]
草 cào
  • variant of 肏[cao4]

STROKES

WORDS

马无夜不肥,人无外快不富 mǎ wú yè cǎo bù féi , rén wú wài kuài bù fù a horse cannot get fat without an extra ration, a man cannot get rich without an extra income (idiom)
馬無夜不肥,人無外快不富 mǎ wú yè cǎo bù féi , rén wú wài kuài bù fù a horse cannot get fat without an extra ration, a man cannot get rich without an extra income (idiom)
夼 mǎ cǎo kuǎng Macaokuang village in Tengjia township 滕家鎮|滕家镇, Rongcheng county 榮成|荣成, Weihai 威海, Shandong
夼 mǎ cǎo kuǎng Macaokuang village in Tengjia township 滕家鎮|滕家镇, Rongcheng county 榮成|荣成, Weihai 威海, Shandong
夼村 mǎ cǎo kuǎng cūn Macaokuang village in Tengjia township 滕家鎮|滕家镇, Rongcheng county 榮成|荣成, Weihai 威海, Shandong
夼村 mǎ cǎo kuǎng cūn Macaokuang village in Tengjia township 滕家鎮|滕家镇, Rongcheng county 榮成|荣成, Weihai 威海, Shandong
鱼腥 yú xīng cǎo Houttuynia cordata
魚腥 yú xīng cǎo Houttuynia cordata
鹿 lù cǎo Lucao or Lutsao township in Chiayi county 嘉義縣|嘉义县[Jia1 yi4 xian4], west Taiwan
鹿乡 lù cǎo xiāng Lucao or Lutsao township in Chiayi county 嘉義縣|嘉义县[Jia1 yi4 xian4], west Taiwan
鹿鄉 lù cǎo xiāng Lucao or Lutsao township in Chiayi county 嘉義縣|嘉义县[Jia1 yi4 xian4], west Taiwan
麝香 shè xiāng cǎo thyme
鼠尾 shǔ wěi cǎo sage (Salvia officinalis)
地上 cǎo dì shàng on the grassland; lying on the lawn or meadow
xiǎo cǎo small grass; young plants; vegetation
裡 cǎo lǐ in the grass
花 cǎo huā wildflowers; grass flowers; small flowers growing in fields or wild areas
yǒu cǎo having grass; there is grass
东 cǎo dōng a place or region; in this context, it could be a specific location or a regional name
東 cǎo dōng Cao Dong (a band name)
dú cǎo noxious weeds; harmful plant metaphorically used for negative or harmful ideas
丛里 cǎo cóng lǐ in the grass
宽边帽 kuān biān cǎo mào wide-brimmed straw hat
丛生 zá cǎo cóng shēng grown with weeds everywhere
药店 cǎo yào diàn herbal medicine store; a shop that sells traditional Chinese herbal medicines